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In commensalistic relationships one organism benefits and the other organism..... A. is harmed B. are neither helped nor harmed (are unaffected) C. is also benefited
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In commensalistic relationships one organism benefits and the other organism.....

A. is harmed

B. are neither helped nor harmed (are unaffected)

C. is also benefited

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B. are neither helped nor harmed (are unaffected)

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User Oskar Eriksson
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Answer:

B

Step-by-step explanation:

Because that what commensalism is

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